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Meanings of so serviceable in anglès
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Usage of so serviceable in anglès
1
I really did not imagine that they could have been soserviceable.
2
These half-fronds are neither so durable nor soserviceable as if the midrib is left entire.
3
I was of no avail against this wolf, whom all men praised, soserviceable was he to the town.
4
Not even a brother's gratitude would be soserviceable to her as the generous kindness of a devoted friend.
5
Everything was very simple, but looked soserviceable that she accepted, judging that she ran no risk of being poisoned.
6
To deracinate Lowell was impossible, and it was for this very reason that he became soserviceable an international personage.
7
The snow-shoes, too, which are soserviceable when you are above them, become exasperatingly obstructive when you are below them.
8
It worked far less rapidly, and was not near soserviceable, as the Parliament which had so quickly condemned Henry Howard.
9
What is it, let us inquire, that makes the Mexican mule hardy, trim, robust, well-marked after the jack, and soserviceable?
10
It is tiresome everlastingly to wear black, but nothing is soserviceable, nothing so unrecognizable, nothing looks so well on every occasion.
11
One day, walking solitary in the lanes, she met that sturdy farmer to whose daughter she had in former days been soserviceable.
12
Ought we not, therefore, to manifest another sort of gratitude in favor of the individual who was soserviceable in last night's gust?
13
He knew the lieutenant had reloaded his revolver after making with it the holes across the board which had proved soserviceable to them.
14
Exorbitant vanity and vagrant loves made the Syrian rather a dangerous agent; but it was largely owing to these weaknesses that he proved soserviceable.
15
Very close and handy are his tall jack-boots-soserviceable in wet weather and heavy mud.
16
"You know the young woman they call Mother Bunch, who appears to be soserviceable and persevering?"